Subscription Value Concern: SSFCU Connectivity Unresolved for Months
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ZChefDan indicates that case ID 12333611 was assigned on 4/3/26. What is the next best step to get it elevated to a heat ticket?
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@ZChefDan Problem with the "Master FIDIR" theory is that it gets downloaded to your PC, and it's the version on your PC that Q uses.
Q user since February, 1990. DOS Version 4
Now running Quicken Windows Subscription, Business & Personal
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@ZChefDan Try a very slightly different process
1 Login to SSFCU and download the QFX file
2 DON'T use Explorer, but from within Q click FILE, FILE IMPORT, Web Connect (QFX) file, point to the downloaded file and select it to open
3 After your process, above, the particular account should already be set for Web Connect, so you shouldn't need to do that linkage again
4 The file should be imported into Q, with none of your add'l steps needed.
Q user since February, 1990. DOS Version 4
Now running Quicken Windows Subscription, Business & Personal
Retired "Certified Information Systems Auditor" & Bank Audit VP0 -
Hi All,
Thanks for following up.
I have created an investigation ticket for this issue. It would be helpful if you could upload a fresh set of logs so we can include the most recent data in the investigation.
To do this, please go to Help > Report a Problem and submit the logs from there.
Once you’ve sent them, please let me know so I can attach them to the investigation ticket.
I look forward to your reply.
[CBT-1123]Quicken Carlos
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Sorry, @jacobs it was @gtgerbo who wrote "it seems to me that Quicken needs to take ownership of this issue and reach out to SSFCU with the goal of isolating the root cause." I agree with that because I am paying Quicken for the service. I am not paying SSFCU or Intuit. Quicken is in the business of providing financial software for a fee, and I can't download transactions without paying their subscription fee. From a customer's perspective, Quicken should own the issue and work with whoever needs to fix it, otherwise I as a customer have no interest in paying Quicken. Of course if SSFCU needs to fix this, Quicken probably can't do it themselves, but Quicken can help SSFCU or whoever is responsible determine what the issue is. I see no difference in Quicken helping SSFCU fix the issue, assuming it is SSFCU's problem, and a company that hires Field Application Engineers to help customers solve problems using their products.
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